Max's Primate Collection (Updated 10/27/20)

Starting off my new primate collection with the mandrills and chimpanzees from Noah's Pals. I have never had any of the Noah's pals figures, but I like these a lot. I'm planning on getting the kinkajou pair in the near future also.
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Great to see interest from a young collector in these Noah's Pals. They're not vintage, of course but they are already discontinued for a long time. I have a few Noah's Pals too and I like the concept this brand developed. Pairs of male and female and at a 1:24 scale. Kinkajous are not primates but I surely recomend you to get them.
Thanks for sahring and good luck with your new collecting project.

Roger wrote:

Great to see interest from a young collector in these Noah's Pals. They're not vintage, of course but they are already discontinued for a long time. I have a few Noah's Pals too and I like the concept this brand developed. Pairs of male and female and at a 1:24 scale. Kinkajous are not primates but I surely recomend you to get them.
Thanks for sahring and good luck with your new collecting project.

I did not know that kinkajous were not primates. I just assumed they were by their appearances. I might still get the models though. Only thing I don't like about Noah's pals is the size of the figures. They look good as a set, but animals like the chimpanzee look really small compared to other brands.

They are lovely figures, and the series has a variety of rare species. Congrats on these sets!

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

They are lovely figures, and the series has a variety of rare species. Congrats on these sets!

The set includes a lot of my favorite animals (chimpanzee, mandrills and musk ox).

I, too, am a fan of Noah's Pals , and there are two great sets

An important thing about this brand is that the group the models in the degree they are being mass-murdered by the Homo Sapiens primate

We don't even know half about them and their lives, - it is just recently that we found out that shimps have a well developed language of movements, poses, mimes and sounds, and that different clanes have dialects.
They also have some kind of spiritual life, of wich we understand almost nothing yet.

Wow Susanne that's so interesting! And Max thank you for sharing, I'm very interested in this brand I only discovered this year and would love to find their labs and dalmatians some day!

Congrats.I too have some of the Noahs Pals but they are not easy to find here in the UK.

Taos wrote:

Congrats.I too have some of the Noahs Pals but they are not easy to find here in the UK.

I agree with that!

Taos wrote:

Congrats.I too have some of the Noahs Pals but they are not easy to find here in the UK.

The common figures are easy to find on eBay US, but the vulnerable and endangered are a bit harder to find.

Nice figures

Ordered some figures from Japan. Overall, I am really happy with these with the Australopithecus afarensis being my favorite.
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First of is the Australopithecus afarensis from Kaiyodo
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Next is the orangutan also from Kaiyodo. The detail is very good on this figure and I will purchase more from the wild rush set if they make more primates.
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Last up for my primates additions is the Bandai Gorillas. These are quite small, but still great.
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They look fantastic to me. Many congratulations!

Roger wrote:

They look fantastic to me. Many congratulations!

Thanks, I am a big fan of japanese animal figures. I'm planning on ordering some more in the future :)

I love Japanese figures too, especially their dogs, and these primates look very nice!

Awesome models! The kaiyodo orang is wonderful especially.

Great additions!!

Taos wrote:

Great additions!!

Thanks :)